Morals Charged After San Leandro Traffic Crash
Clifford J. Morales, 36, arrested after his car clipped meters and lights at East Mth Street Cherrywood. Police found two handguns, ammunition, a hunting knife, an attache case with opiate and other narcotics, and paraphernalia in his trunk. He faces charges of driving under the influence and possession of weapons and restricted drugs.
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San Leandro
Hayward
Clifford J. Morales
East Mth
Cherrywood
Morales
Dutton Avenue
East 14Th Street
Missing California pilot Berndt presumed lost after snowstorm
A California Air Patrol spokesman reported the Reno to Hayward search for Barald Berndt of Mountain View has been cancelled after two weeks missing. He departed Reno December 14 at 8:40 a.m. in a single engine Cessna 172 and was not seen again amid heavy Sierra snow.
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Reno, Ney
California Air Patrol
Barald Berndt
Mountain View
Reno
Hayward
Sierra
Berndt
Rena
Dee
Southern Pacific Freight Derails in Pleasanton Incident
A six car section of a westbound Southern Pacific freight train derailed near Pleasanton last night. Sugar beets in the derailed cars caused telephones lines to fail briefly, but there were no injuries, and no fire or power damage was reported. investigation is ongoing.
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Pleasanton
Southern Pacific
Are
Train barriers cause big woes in Union City
Traffic in Union City was tied up for over an hour when barriers blocked four Southern Pacific Railroad crossings. Decota Road remained blocked about two hours. Police reported residents complained about the jam and noise while Southern Pacific personnel investigated the incident.
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Onion City
Union City
Wast Four Southern Pa
Decota
Southern Pacific
Burglary Suspect Arrested in San Leandro
Jerry Albert Barauskas, 34, of 241 Loch Lane, San Leandro, arrested by sheriff's deputies on burglary, parole violation, and operating without a license charges. Bail set at $140,000 by Fremont Municipal Court. Spotted by off duty Fremont Police Det. Edward Selich in a San Leandro theater. he and his wife accompanied him. Listed as carpenter with occasional private jobs. held for Fremont, Oakland, and Santa Clara police departments.
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Jerry Albert Barauskas
Loch Lane
San Leandro
Sheriff's
Fremont
Barauskas
San Lo Tenzo
Edward J. Selich
Oakland
Sant Clara
US Air Strikes Hit North Vietnam Amid Safety Concerns
US command reiterates limited duration air strikes against North Vietnamese military targets to protect American forces in South Vietnam. Nixon personally approved the measures, following Hanoi Radio claims of aerial attacks near Hanoi and Hoa Binh, with reports of shot-down aircraft and pilots killed or captured.
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Hanoi
Lyndon B. Johnson
Oday
North Vietnam
USAF
ISN
U.S
South Vietnam
Nixon
Handi Radio
Hoa Binh Provinge
Saigon
Ko Chi Minh Trail
Nam
Snowbound motorists seek shelter as Tehachapis mud flood strikes
Heavy snow blankets the Tehachapis forcing motorists to abandon cars and hike to a German lodge for shelter near Carpinteria. Santa Barbara National Guardsmen assist families along U.S. 101 after a three foot mud wall devastates a five mile stretch. Developers blame October watershed clearing for the flood as highways close and cleanup begins.
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Ruth Tralphs
AL Carpinteria
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
U.S. 101
Division of Highways
Carpinteria City
North Viet air defenses hit hard escalating clash over Laos passes
U S air strikes target the Barthelemy and Mu Gia passes while North Vietnam boosts antiaircraft defenses and MIG threats reemerge. Nixon orders large scale protective reaction strikes as both sides escalate through the Ho Chi Minh trail region.
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North Viet
North Vietnam
Barthelemy
Ma Gia
U.S
Southeast Asia
United States
Nixon
Nixon holds talks with advisers as Brandt summit nears
President Nixon meets top aides before the Brandt summit while in Florida for the holidays. He tours by helicopter to the compound and greets cheering crowds at Homestead Air Force Base. Secretary Rogers and Kissinger join the entourage as talks focus on U.S German relations and the changing international landscape.
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Nixon
Brandt
David
Albany
Eisenhower
Redskins
San Francisco 49Ers
George Allen
Abead Air Force Base
William P. Rogers
Henry A. Kissinger
Florida
South County weather relief amid heavy Christmas traffic
Despite heavy rain and snow on California highways, South County largely avoided disaster during the Christmas weekend. The California Highway Patrol reported 68 auto deaths statewide in the period, with 16 injuries around San Leandro and Fremont but no additional fatalities in the area. Mount Hamilton snow trapped several San Jose motorists as Livermore saw 2.26 inches of rain and Street flood closures on Airway Boulevard.
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South County
California
California Highway Patrol
Goring
Fremont
Union City
Highway Patrol
San Leandro Fremont
San Jose
Mount Hamilton
Livermore
Livermore-Pleasanton
Airway Boulevard
Brope
National Weather Service
Shield
Oregon
Sierra Nevada
Haliday
Rumored Chow Lin Mao Set for Major Ruling Overhaul
Reports claim Chow and Mao plan a substantial revamp of the ruling apparatus with the Aug 16 National Assembly meeting. The move targets reducing the military’s influence amid internal Power shifts and uneasy party lines. Lin Piao and allied generals reportedly opposed the policy shift and faced a purge.
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Chow
Mao
National Assembly
Ha Military
Dis
White House defends bombing in Indochina
The Florida White House described the North Vietnamese bombing campaign as totally consistent with President Nixon's policies. Press Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler declined to discuss round the clock raids, deferring to Defense Secretary Laird and Saigon command. He would not address whether Nixon personally approved the air strikes, urging readers to review prior statements on Indochina policy.
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Key Biscayne
Fla
UPI
Florida
White House
North Vietnam
Nixon
Ronald L. Ziegler
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Saigon
Baigon
Defense Department
Indochina
Edwards joins rate hike row with IRS dispute
An IRS spokesman said a decision is pending and disclosure bans limit comment. The investigation targets Oakland Scavenger, whose customers reportedly faced higher charges and refunds promised if the rate increase is ruled illegal. The firm insists the charges are paper and not tied to wage-price controls.
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Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Oakland Scavenger
Hijack foiled by armed passenger on flight to Chicago
A passenger armed with a toy gun and a hunting knife attempted to hijack a North American airliner. He said he wanted to leave Chicago and had no intention to harm passengers, as another Christmas weekend hijack unfolded involving Air Canada DC9 from Thunder Bay to Toronto. The incident followed a prior hijack by Everett Holt from Indianapolis on a Northwest Airlines flight, with the crew, passengers, and authorities engaging to secure control and safety.
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Jlendal
Chicago
North America
Havana
Air Canada
Toronto
Thunder Bay
Minnesota
Patrick Celtron
Harlem
N.Y
Cuba
Everett Leary Holt
Indianapolis
Ind
Northwest Airlines
Minneapolis
Miami
O'Hare International
Veterans end protest at Travis Air Base
Veterans from Vietnam Veterans Against War withdraw from a four day camp-out outside Travis Air Base as protests subside. San Francisco organizer Jack McGlaskey cited involvement by wives and questioned participants while noting the base hosts over 10 000 air personnel and had previous disturbance episodes last May.
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Travis
Vietnam
McClaskey
VVAW
Berkeley Park
McCloskey
Retailers to Display Base Prices Under Price Rules
The IRS announced base prices must be displayed prominently before January 2, 1972 under Price Commission rules. Retailers with under 100000 in sales last year must show base prices on 40 top selling items, while those above 160000 must post base prices on the top items per department. All non exempt food items must carry base prices.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Price Commission
IRS
Hayward war hero dies at 77
Hayward resident and World War II veteran, aged 77, died after a lifes spent in service. He was a member of American Legion Post No. 6b and Cannery Workers Union Local No. 18. Funeral services are scheduled at Sorensen Brothers chapel in Hayward with services Wednesday at 1:30 pm and tomorrow night at 8 pm under Legion auspices.
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Reid
American Legion Posh
Hayward
Canbory Workers Union
Sorensen Brothers Chapel
THBSI
Wedneralay
American Legion Post
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Laoy
Lery
Anld
Homestead Afb
Fla Wellwister
Willy Brandt
WPI
Ronald J. Ziegler
Centra Committee
Peking
Lin Pina
Same
Lin
Edwards
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Oliver
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Hazel Wreitas
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